City takes ownership of public road from ALDOT
The city assumes maintenance responsibility for a state-owned road. This may affect local repair budgets and traffic management in the affected area.
The city assumes maintenance responsibility for a state-owned road. This may affect local repair budgets and traffic management in the affected area.
City is reallocating $200,000 within the Grants Fund and Rebuild Alabama budget to support sidewalk repair work. The exact project or neighborhood impact is unclear from the title alone.
City adjusts storm water spending plans mid-year. The amendment may affect stormwater infrastructure maintenance, drainage improvements, or flood-mitigation projects in your neighborhood.
Mountain Brook will build a roundabout near the Birmingham Zoo on Cahaba Road, and Birmingham is committing funds to share the cost. The project improves traffic flow and safety at a busy intersection near a major city attraction.
Birmingham and Mountain Brook will split costs to fix Montclair Road near Ramsey Park and upgrade stormwater infrastructure serving the area.
Allows property owner Sandy Whitted to repair a condemned building at 824 Illinois Road, clearing the path to bring it back into use.
City selects vendor for ongoing recycling and recovered-materials services. Contract pricing available in purchasing office.
A blighted or unsafe property at 216 78th Street South is cleared for repairs. Property owners Eric Christian, Simon Cyrene, and John Waits can now proceed with required fixes.
Public Works maintenance of city facilities. Lowest competitive bid selected for Eastern Facility roof repairs.
City awards largest bid to resurface streets across all wards in 2024. Affects road quality and commute conditions citywide.
Changes requirements for installing utilities before streets are paved and clarifies payment exemptions. May affect timing and costs for development projects in the city.
City will apply for Alabama Department of Transportation funding to repair local roads and improve traffic safety. Grant success could improve street conditions and reduce accidents in your neighborhood.
Boutwell Auditorium gets roof and drywall repairs after water damage. The contract went to the lowest bidder among competing proposals.
Boutwell Auditorium gets water-damage repairs completed. City is paying for roof and drywall work at this public facility.
City approves roof repairs at public recreation facility using sole-source contractor. Routine maintenance to keep David Barnes South Court operational.
The city is selling real estate at 4330 Florence Street. This removes a city-owned asset from public inventory and brings revenue to the municipality.
New Generation Boarding Home gets city approval to operate a non-emergency transport service at this Jackson Street location. Residents in the area may notice increased vehicle activity and services.
City commits $284,000 to replace the roof at the IMS building (712 19th Street North). Advanced Roofing Solutions won the competitive bid.
William R. Misko's 5 Star Transport receives city authorization to operate commercial transportation services from Cottondale.
Counselman Automotive Recycling gets permission to operate a salvage and recycling facility at 1849 Ruffner Road. The license allows vehicle recycling and parts resale at this location.